(Specflow+Resharper) Run Specflow Scenarios= Error "No tests found in file"

[Andy]

Hi there

I use specflow and resharper with nunit and normally it's fine but I have one project that, when I right click a scenario and select Run Specflow Scenarios I get the error "No tests found in file".

When I look in the feature.cs, the method for the scenario does not have the [Test] style attribute to signify a unit test, but they do in my other projects.

Any ideas?

[Andy]

Just to add, this is also now happening in other projects in other environments.

If the tests are ran with Specrun as test executor instead of Resharper it works, which is fine when we want to parallelise but we don't want to do that by default.

[Oliver Friedrich]

If you've just set up SpecRun, you might want to use this:

<unitTestProvider name="SpecRun+NUnit" />

Also, in the VS -> Tools -> Options -> SpecFlow menu, you can choose the test provider you want to use by default - I chose ReSharper there because we use the command line to run the tests with SpecRun.

An explanation for the odd behavior you were seeing would be that only one project after another had their code-behind files regenerated and SpecRun does not generate nunit test cases by default.

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[Andy]

Oh what a moron I am, thanks for that.

[Oliver Friedrich]

Not even close to a moron. Just coding in an ever more complex environment ;-)

[Lucas]

I don't want to bring up an old topic but I'm having this issue now. My team was using VS2012 + Resharper + Specflow + NUnit with no issues. We recently upgraded to VS2013 + Resharper 9 + Specflow + NUnit and now we cannot right click and select "Run Specflow Scenarios".

I've tried setting the Test Runner to ReSharper with no luck. It does not even display an error message of any kind.

Anyone have any ideas?

[Artyom K]

Hello,
The same here. Steps:

1. Having `mystories.feature` and `mystories.feature.cs` files generated using SpecFlow 1.9.0 and SpecFlow.xUnit 1.0.2 packages.
2. Open `mystories.feature` files and run "Resharper / Unit tests / Run Unit Tests" with Reshaper 9.0 Update 1.
3. Result: "No tests found in file." message got.

In R# 8 it worked. How can I get it running the tests from *.feature files?

Note. It works from *.feature.cs files. Thanks !

[Lucas]

I contacted Resharper about this and they came back with:

ReSharper does not support running/debugging SpecFlow tests. "Run Specflow Scenarios" item is not ReSharper one and ReSharper does not support *.feature files, it is provided by SpecFlow plugin for Visual Studio. And it seems like such plugin does not support ReSharper 9.0 yet. So please contact SpecFlow authors about it. 

[Richard Slaughter]

I'm also experiencing this issue under VS2013 + Resharper 9.

I believe this is because the Resharper unit test context commands have changed from

- Resharper.Reharper_ReSharper_UnitTest_RunContext and Resharper.Reharper_ReSharper_UnitTest_DebugContext

to

- Resharper.Reharper_ReSharperUnitTestRunContext and Resharper.Reharper_ReSharperUnitTestDebugContext

Looks like it should be a reasonably straight forward fix in SpecFlow/IdeIntegration/Vs2010Integration/TestRunner/ReSharper6TestRunnerGateway.cs.

I'd love to submit a pull request to fix this, but haven't been able to get the solution to build. Are pre-requisites documented anywhere?

[Sam Holder]

Try building the v2 branch. I've found this much simpler to build out of the box (as it were)

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[Gáspár Nagy]

Almost. The VS stuff has been extracted to https://github.com/techtalk/SpecFlow.VisualStudio. Use the master branch there.

If you use that, the only prerequisite is VS2013 + VS2013 SDK.

Br,
Gaspar

On Monday, March 16, 2015 at 9:09:12 PM UTC+1, Sam Holder wrote:

Try building the v2 branch. I've found this much simpler to build out of the box (as it were)

On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 12:34 AM, Richard Slaughter wrote:

I'm also experiencing this issue under VS2013 + Resharper 9.

I believe this is because the Resharper unit test context commands have changed from

- Resharper.Reharper_ReSharper_UnitTest_RunContext and Resharper.Reharper_ReSharper_UnitTest_DebugContext

to

- Resharper.Reharper_ReSharperUnitTestRunContext and Resharper.Reharper_ReSharperUnitTestDebugContext

Looks like it should be a reasonably straight forward fix in SpecFlow/IdeIntegration/Vs2010Integration/TestRunner/ReSharper6TestRunnerGateway.cs.

I'd love to submit a pull request to fix this, but haven't been able to get the solution to build. Are pre-requisites documented anywhere?

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[Nuno Filipe Costa]

Is there going to be any update on the "Specflow for Visual Studio 2013" extension ?

Cheers,

Nuno Costa

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[Gáspár Nagy]

Yes. But I'm still working on finalizing it.

[Matt Miller]

Any news on the updates to the extension for VS 2013?

[Gáspár Nagy]

Created a ticket: https://github.com/techtalk/SpecFlow/issues/435
See follow-ups there (no good news).